Ham Radio Shack Update - Electronics workbench

Do you think your about to have a thunderstorm when the bug zapper is successful?

 

I am actually surprised it wasn't audible on the video. Holy smokes it's loud when they get bit. LOL

 

Dear Vern,
Beautiful shack and worbench. Very well equiped in all sence, neat and organized!
Congrats!!!
73´s de PY1BL, Fernando

 

Thanks amigo!

 

Very neat and orderly. First class.

 

Thanks my friend. I am glad you like it. It's been a huge project since June. Always more money and time than originally estimated. LOL

 

Very nice, and well done!

12x28 isn't really tiny. A 12x28 is certainly big enough to house a good workshop & hamshack. Mine is in a 14x24 and I have plenty of room but I also have a 6x10 storage loft in there. So I have my workshop and hamshack in the rear of the building, and I can still get an average sized car inside also. For me, organization was key.

 

Definitely First Class!!! Looks like there would even be room to park my Tricycle in there!!

Nice looking Shack!! All it needs is More Radios!! Hi....

 

Can you put up the make of your smoke eater? I have not seen one of those.
Very Nice Job!
73, Kevin NZ1I

 

Yeah, but where's your key?

 

Neat is not the goal. Being able to find the right tool at the right time is. Hence the need for organization. Not everyone gets that. Have to say at least organization should be one of my goals.
Because I am not neat either.

 

Very neat! Actually, super neat. You do realize, don't you, that extreme neatness is a sign that bears close watching. You better not even plug in a nasty, old soldering iron in that idyllic environment lest you be arrested for crimes against....neatness!

Seriously, that is definitely supreme!

 

Way to neat and tidy ! GET A PROPER SHACK

 

Nice Shack, you should clamp the magnifier light to the back of the desk, gives ya more room. Thanks, Joe

 

At work we rely very heavily on 3D printers... tools and tool use from as far back as early 90's has dwindled with the enablement of structures directly. Still have lots of tools, but only a few get used daily.

Of course, you then have the mess from the 3D printers....

Vern, do you have a 3D printer in the workshop? I bet you will soon enough

Congrats on your conquering the Big C BTW...
73
Chip W1YW